Examples of using Obstruct in English and their translations into Chinese
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These hernias are bad: they can obstruct the intestine, and sometimes caused death in the years before surgery.
It is an offence(two years' jail) to prevent, hinder or obstruct police entering an escort agency(s52(5)).
Unemployed young people who seek employment, sometimes obstruct traffic or occupy public buildings, in which cases intervention become imperative.
Snow and ice accumulation can obstruct a driver's view or the blowing snow may obstruct the view of other drivers.
Greenhouse gas emission reduction targets for the countries of the South should not obstruct their right to development but must involve voluntary mitigation measures.
If the police show you the warrant, you should not resist or obstruct them.
This plaque can limit or completely obstruct blood flow to the brain, causing a cerebrovascular attack, such as a stroke or TIA.
A clear signal in this regard should be sent to all companies that resist and obstruct the liberalization of the mineral markets.
(b) Actions taken that obstruct, or that obstruct by prolonged delay, or that threaten the implementation of the Agreement;
Such a customary concept will surely severely constrain or obstruct the normal promotion of the Chinese insurance version of the"house-to-house" market.
Today should serve as a warning that we will not tolerate businesses that violate our laws, obstruct justice, or jeopardize national and economic well-being.”.
Sadly, although the observation deck allows you a higher viewpoint, the fences that surround it may obstruct your camera.
Provided that the police show you the warrant, you should not resist them or obstruct them.
Nothing can obstruct the vista, although the pictures do not show it, as it is sometimes in the clouds, guaranteeing cool weather.
If you obstruct an investigation or lie to a police officer, you have committed a crime and are subject to arrest.”.
However, the use of alternative mechanisms should not lead to substandard justice or obstruct the right to obtain a court ruling.
I hope everyone will raise their voice, and strongly oppose and obstruct Prof. Wang's conviction.
(a) Hinder or obstruct sustainable development and unduly divert human and economic resources to armaments of the States involved in the transfer;
Our leaders in Washington have done little this year other than bicker, obstruct the legislative process and stir controversy via twitter.
The Commission has also asked for a reform of the current legislation regulating the amparo procedure, so that it may not be used to delay or obstruct justice.